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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-06-24
SnIdnoifMe Na@rt@ten.

- Dem bIinben 8eteranen sSdtob
Oiu9mam IN Butler, Wo., Der i'm 81.
SoDaer Snfanterie : &esiment sebisnt
bat, lit cine Bsnion pom $72 nonatIi9
bewiuist worben. Die Ra93abluness
iumme, bic CT erbdIt, beIduft fi3 auf
kI2,491. Seiue 8ewerbung lit beinabe
tebn Sabre abbdnsis gsweien.
- Der pierSebnidbriee Seize Samss,
iuu., Sobu bes bieiieen 8an6tten, ift
iest in @rz9ouusrneur @rittenben'S Ibs
uofatensB Bureau in RanIas 9itp ais
OificszSunee angeltelt un6 wtrb Iuabrs
i9einIi6 emit abpotat werben. @be
aebu Sabre ms 9anb seben, werben i'm
BITE btebereu Wifourier in ben 9onsre6
wdbleu.
- 9om l. SuIi an pirb in idmmts
Ii3en Stdbten Der Ser. Stnaten, wcI9s
cine Beu0Iteruns pon 10000 SeeIen
baben o6er beren Yoitdmter eiuen Iebers
f9uB pom SIC, 600 idbrIi9 eroeben, bas
Spftem Der freien 46Iieferung pom Bries
fen, iLmsit biss bis iest nod nt9t Der
Tou lit, einGefibrt werben. Son Der
neuen WobreseI wirs eSne 9rcBe Mense
bon Stdbteu tn alien EbetIer bes 21nbes
betroHen.
- Gin boppsIter Norbperfu5 unt
SeIbfmorb lit in Cincinnati peibt
worben. Sriebri9 Bauer Iebte bort nit
6rou BauItne BosenI5aursr, bic pon
tbrem Raune setrennt lift. gr serietb
NIT ibr In Strcit unb i9oB itr cine &us
gel tn ben Ropf, obue lie aber su t6bteu.
Die anweisnbe @al9frdu EEL psrwuns
bette sr Ieidt in ber Bruf, bann ri9tsts
er ben ReuoIuer sessn fi9 feIbit unb er.
f9oB f9. Bauer mar p~sr5eiratbet,
Iebt aber setrennt BON feiuer Srau.
- adt 8rieEe, bic neuIi9 Bet einem
wsseu zines sebro9enen @beusripre@eus
ansefrensten Bro3effe porseIest wurbsn,
ersdbIien ben 8erIauf Der @eI9i9te burd
ibre bIoBen Auff9riften gang beutli9.
Der erffe be9ann v@ertber 6r. Smitb~,
baun bteB es Der Reibe nod vWein lie
Der SObu," rWein ber3geIiebter Sobn, q
.Ueetn eisenerb er3seIiebterSObu Ietu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-06-24

Hiper bns b6aer 9eIeaene 2anb bis unhe
an bgu @pIf~pon Meritoz behedte. ga
IN 2oufinna ieIbif feline Sieter auf bieie
Boeenf1d$e uorhnnben uaren, baben fe
has Qaub sum eeu56nIi6eu bpppIten
@ongreBpreife e so ben A6er) er5alten
unb t6unen nun ben Breis bes RuS5oIs
ses i'm Si6en belie6i9 binauftreiben Az
elmer Seit, ba bort Elm riefissr nutsrs
uebuiuneseeiff Banter uno Sabritation
auer Art in's @rose treitt. Oesatei.
DEN bot bas Spnbitat I'M fernen Rorbs
weffen sroBe @uIbnutdnfe seuna9t unb
nil au9 be 8dIher an ben Siffeu Don
Oregon, @aibiuston Eerritorium unb
Nlasta an fid briugeu. Ob bas Gene
rdIs2anbamt in Waibiustoa bic YoIitit,
psIGe GarI S9urb aIs Sstrstdr bes
Snnern anrietb, meter uerfoIeen unb
ben MaIb auf BunbesIanb 1oul Bertauf
ausne5men unb inter uifenI9aftIi9e
6orifpirtbidaft ffeneR pirb, bafir III
nod feline Gi6erbeit ~rorbanbeu, ba ben
gOusreB nod feline BeI&Iife in bieism
Stnne eeFaBt bat. SnswiIden 1T bas
~wsrtbuoufe beuaIbste 8unbesIanb IN
TloriSa, alabama unb Wiififppi be-
rsits in Y~ripatbdn6er iibereeaan9en.
Nau tebt. baB eS unmo9li3 nod
DisIe Sabre nit Der WaIbuerwiffuu9 II
fortgeben tam, bis bic f4ltmmfeu Sol:
gen bieier unfinnisen &aubptrtbi@af
f9 in poler @r6Be berdusftenen.
Or. .. o. 3t9.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-06-24
Die OeMtid1e Gintuanoerun8
n d1 &rattIten.

@ie ous benz neueten RouiuIars8es
rtdte berporgebt, ffebt man IN Deuti9s
lamb bic auswanbetuus nod Sroitlien
beIonbers germ. @tne feline Sronte bes
SdidiaLs f9eint uns besbaIb tol9enec
Waruuua ,u lein, weI9e beuti5e Sets
tunaen 8rafiIten's uerOfentIi9sn. Us
beiBt bort:
.Die brafIianif9e &e9ieruns bat nit
benz betannten fpetuIatiuen 9onfelbetrO
&ntonio Pebro ba sofia Binto etnen
gpntrott Bebufs giniisruns pom 5000
Ginmanberern aus Rorbs@ europa ab9es
I9loiIen. Oa es it3 bies Weal baupt:
id6Itd um 8erleituH9 Oentf9er CUR
ausudnSeruns ais arbetter fur Yfnns
,unasn mad ct. Baulo bambeIt, 10
MAIDEN. mir idmmtIi9e beuti9en, of
:ei6ii9s unsarii9eu mnb f9Sei8er Ses
b5rben auf ben Sau aufmertiam nnb
iafen bier it Worilaut ben Seri6t aus
benz ,Sorn. DO @ou,m.~ IN lleberietun9
foIeen. DerieI5e lamtet:
Der 9onirabent (Ytnto) erbdIt pom
Der &eoisrune go Dlart fir ieben mebr
aIs sn6lfidbrigen @tuuanserer, 80 so.
fir ieben @tnran6erer i'm Glter pom g.
IL Sabren unb Is Wt. fur ieoen Don B.
! 8 Sdbren unter Der Bebtusuus, tdB CT
pom ben @inwanterern nidt mebr, als
cine aleide Summe fir ibren transport
bic Al eilem Der 5dfsn Rto De SanetrU
ODER Santos in Der 9ropiut ct. Yaulc
uerlanst. Slbrt er @inwanbertr elm,
obne bieIe mad Sitter nnb Nationaittdt
a5aemefeue 8ebinsuns e%in3ubalten, 10
if er perpfi6tet, bieielben anf ibren
WuniA wieSer in ibr @eburtsIano gu:
r~ii6Sufibreu.
Sobaru bat Der 9%ontrabent ft6 per:
pft5tet, fir ben 8reis Don 40 Vt. tlI
iebe 9erfon iibsr II Sabren, 60 Nf. fin
ie6e Iotde pom 8-12 Sabren uub &c
M. fir fol9e pon 3 bts 8 Sabren bieie:
utaeu g~tnmantersr ei%nlufibren, bener
bic 3esieruns 6rsipafase 9ewdbrt, tr
weIbem Sau ter @cntrabeut urn Ter
Smmieranten tctne 3ublung annebmsr
6arf. Ser @ontrnft tann nit 3uliitt
mune Der 8eeieruna on irsenb ELM
transports si eui6aft ibertrageu wer:
ben. uebertretunsen Der &Iauleln wer:
BEN nit Strafen ID 9ontUs (oaer
$3.50 Bis $3.50 W.) beIest, bic in
@ieber3oInnssfale uertoppeIt werben.
9ier3u beatsrtt has v8srIiner Gage
blott":
Sober @ommertar tit bisrju ii5er
fdiis. 0adeem bic Iuswanbsrun!
mad 9rniil;en in ben Iesten JabrsI
mebr unb msbr ab9enpnmen bot, uer
leat ft6 bic borttse 8esierpmI baranf
NIT SeDi6enIofen Qseuten @ontrdtt
iber Wtafsneinfubr pom weiBen Stlauei
absui6IieBen. Bir i@IieBen uus be
@arnuue Der beutiden YrefIe Bra
flien's an unb bemerten u nod, bal
bic braiiIianii3e &esierun9 bereits elmer
g9entsn mad ben teuti9rebeubei
@ebieter @uropa's ~obseianbt bat, be
III ben bsutl9en 3situn9en fur bic aus
panteruns na9 Der Brouinb ct. SAUL
P~ropasanha MAIDEN Iou.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-06-24
BesmN@te Ro@rt@tsa.

Sor etnteer Sett wurbeu
IN Mi5Ibaufen (gIiaf) in uerI5iebenen
EobutsIdben GbonpfeiEeu bef4Iasnabmt,
btrsn R6pfe NIT benz BiIbe 9ouInnger's
seiduiidt paren. Die Snbaber unb
Snbabertnnen Der 2dben, in beuen ma,
folde 9fstfeu fan6, wurben istt pom
btsfsen 9eri@te gu ie 40 @. 9eIbftrafs
uerurtbeiIt.
Nus altoona wurbe btefer
Gage auf etnem eisens ba3u NIT Bump:
werten u~erfebenen gifenbabnuassu cine
erpBe Reuse (uusef6br cine baI6e WiIs
linn Stit) Iebenber NaIe mad Pet nbs
9efibrt, unb omar cuff 8sranIafune bes
beltI9en SiI9eruersins, UNI in bic untere
Donau. bic bisbsr ben f9mafbaften
slid ni5t beiuB, eeiest gu wsrbsn.
Aus benz frau36fif9eu
Rronf9as ribrt elm S9iff aus moffuem
@oIbe Der, wsI9es reid NIT Rubtnen,
Smnragben, Sriaanten rnb 8erIen 9es
I4midt, Jest i'm S5aufeniter zines
8erIiner SupeIiers f9 bsRnbet; aud
Bartien pon Srilnnten, bic auf Der
Auttion Der Rronbinmonten Tn 9aris
sstauft fnb, Iieeen tn bsmieIben S9aus
fsnffsr aus.
Aud Afrita erbdtt lest
cine teIspbonifds GENERALIZATION, unb
swar Uir6 bieIeIbe bic erffe, beren f&
ber f9war3e grttbeiI ribmsn tam, anf
Der portugiefiden Snfsl Sao G5ome
(St. Ebcmas) elmer Der rei9fen SnfeIn
TN Sole pom 9uinea, einssri9tet wers
ben. Gin bisies @entraIbireau werbm
sund9ff so Stationen onsef9IoFsn were
ben, weI9e ii6er bic game 6ur9 ibre
umfongteiden &ataps nnb RaffeepIauz
taseu beri6ute SnieI Serifreut fnb.
Aus @eHua wiro eemeIbet:
.Sn 8rieamoritima ttirInten BITE Boucrn
unb teren @eihsr bas @emfinbe<Nm
;erf6rten Aaes, sinbeten bas Ar9iu on
un6 miBbonheIten bic @emeinberdtbe,
neil bic Orti9aft pom ber Yroptn1
guneO setrennt unb Der YrOuins Sentt:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-06-24

einsm 6ofe Bet AidbaIben. Sberamt
0irttnaeu, weI9er fettber IN Der 9efans
o.nf6dft tit Niger fdma8tete, tam bic
ier Gage auf Biefsem Babnbofe an, nm
pom bier aus mad f~ieben3ebn Sabren bic
6ein1atb witber aufbuiu9eu. Oerielbe
3 pom Der fabIi9en Come unb Der
fdwsren Nrbeit - &c muBte am Bfuse
bas 8ferb erieecn = 10 g~e6rdunt uno
nnfeuntli@ qewor6en, ba6 i'm Der S@nlts
heiB ui6t lofprt auerteunen woite.
Sefue aIsbaIb berbeiserufsue 5rau, he
fa insuil5eu wieber p~srbeiratbet battle,
ertauate ibu fofOrt els ibren ertlsn
Mcnn. ans ber @efansenf9aft in NJ
oier enttam Der 8ebausrnswertbe bds
6urd, baB er nit ned anberen Stlauen
pom beutIder Abtunft etnen unbewa9tsn
auaenbliG benuste, ben gfug uerlteB
uu6 fd Eel Gag in ben WdIbsrn uerfedt
belt, ndbrsnb CT be; Ra4t meter reilte
unb 10 enbIi9 in bic 9eimatb tam.
Na9 ieinen ansiasen fou nod cine gr6s
Bere an,ab[ Deuti9sr sefdn9en in al'
aier i9ma9ten. Dem &ris9sminiiteriun
1T pon ibm bieri6er WtsIbuns 9ema@i
ruorben."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-06-24
Rrieassefansene ais sfIanen.

Sn alien 3eiten wurhen 6rtsssssfan:
gene feIbt bel bp6cipiIifrten B6Itern
9etObtet ober 3u Stlauen sema9t. Ro9
tn BEN 8Iltbetasen Der r5mii9en &e'
pubIit wur6en 9efangene, na9bem fie
i'm triumph aufgefibrt waren, btnes>
ri9tet; elmer Der @rifen, Der bisfem ber>
ben 2oole ent9ine, war Der pon NemiIius
BauIus BET Bpbna eefansene S0nis Yers
ieus, unb i'm traf bas mod bsrbere Cons,
bnB man i'm i'm &erfer su AlDa perbun>
germ IieB. Die alien Oeutl9en opferten
etni9e tbrer 9efauseneu ben @6tterr, bic
meiiten purben Su Stlapen eema9t, unb
bic Stloperei ber Srieeseefangenen be-
ftanb nod tief lis ins WttteIaItsr. Ser
StlauenbanbeI mar ausi9!is6Ii9 tn zen
9dnben Der Suben nnb wurbe erff pon
einen Safer aus benz 0auIe Der SaIier
gdnali9 uerboten.
WeiBe StIauen bat IS aber nod Bis
3ur Rsu3ett gesebeu. @ie uieIe Deutf3e
In ben &reu53i9en unb tn ben auf ties
ieIben foIsenben Gdrtentrtssen gu ella
pen 9ema9t worben fn6, eutbtebt fd
auer Bere6uun9 es lift cine biifnrif@e
Ebatia@e, boB nod nm 1874 elm unsa.
rider 5anatiter fdmmtIi9e aus ibren
Etr@en uertriebenen proteftantif9en
Pfdrrer Siebenbireens nod 0eopel auf
bic @aIeere, alto in Die Stlaperei, per:
taufte, Don mo- fe Der beIbsumiitbtge 6oIs
ldnber DE Rupter tur3 ror isinem Gobe
befreite.
Sn urierem Jabrbun6srt 9ibt ss feline
StIaceret mebr fir Sriegssefangene,
w%entafens ni9t BET eiuiIifrten S0Ifern.
Die 5ranaofen, meIde bis 1870 an Der
Sptte Der Civilization gu mari9tren
%uoreabsn, i@einen feline ciptIi1rte 0atton
unebr 3n fein, benn aus Sbernbprf in
WirttemSers wtrb foIsenbe fat nri,
9laubIi9e @ef@i6te beridtet: Gin Big.
Der toht 9eslanbter 8eteran aus ben,
bsutf9@fran1Dff@en Sriese, sebirtis pom
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-06-24
@ttteIsba1er Stret@e.

Bon benz eeifiestranten S6nis Otto
pon Bayern beri9tet cine beutfds
2situne, SoB es ~sesenwdrtig cine %ieirer
tdsIiden Seritreuunssn lei, ne9 Ocuernz
buri4en Al I5ieeen. Nan bdnbt9t
ieben Wsittas benz SOnis cine 5Iinbz
gsIabene 6ltnte elm. 8onis Otto tritt
an bas offene, mad benz 9orte ieinsr
&eiibsn5 fibrenbe Senfer. Wsnise
Winuten no5ber tritt Elm 8uuerniun9e
aus benz @eb0I3 unb 9ebt quer iber ben
&afen. Der S0nig briidt ab, Der
8auerniunee fd0t gu SObeu, Qsute
ellen berbsi, bic ben i@etnbar Eobten
forttransporttren, unb b,friebist pnn
Gem @rfoIee feiner Sa36 jiebt f9 Der
60nig uie6er In feline @emdder suriif.
Der betreffenbe Sauernburide erbdIt
barre 90 9fennise far feline 8emiibung
unb bittet immer, i'm redt baIb wieber
In bieier 10 bontburen &ole iii bei9dfs
tt9en.
OieIe Morbz Reieune i9eint im Blute
3u Iiesen, bern IS 1T taum etuas LANCER
ais bunbert Sabre per, baB elm Abn bes
ungIidIt6en Otto, fer dber Ieiber nt6t
unter Bewa6ung 1nb. fonbern IN
iO%uuerdner Sreibeit re9ieren unb morben
burftc, einen S9ieferbeder pom benz
Gburu1e elmer Rir6e berunteri6oB, neil
feline neben ibm am 6eniter itebenbe
Wuitrsfe ben Wuui9 seduBsrt bate,
lie m66te ben WaenfGen pom Der Gburmz
fpise berunter itir3en feben. Der ebIe
@itteIsbader, Elm PfaI3sraf pom 3weis
briidsu, wurbe ieIbftUeritdnbli9 weseu
bisies f1dnbItden Wcrhss ni9t b~eifraft ;
CT ididte aber Der armen Wittwe, ueI6e
iammsrnb unb bdn~berinsenb BEL Der 3erz
i9mettsrten 2et9e ibres Mannes ifanb,
elm v9nabensei5ent" o I @uIber,
wo9esen aHerbinss bic 90 Yfsnniae,
weI9e Der arme EeufeI tn Npmpbenburs
fiir bic tleine RomObie erbdIt, nod isbr
nobel fnb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-06-24

Cameron uno Der 5onolungsreiienoe y.
s. Apsrs aus Sort Wapue, Snb., inBsn
in Der NIT eiuem EeIspbon uerfebenen
Office bcs Grn. Cameron, ii9 gemiitb.
lid unterbaItenb, aIs Elm i9weres @es
uitter berauftog, elm 8Its om EeItp5on.
pal berabfubr unb nit blenbenbsr 9eus
unb oonnerdbnIidsm Rra1 aus BEN
&pparat berausfubr. Cameron unb
Sali9et6 wurbeu 8eibs niebereenorfen.
@rfterem etns Der BIiS inter ben RIei.
bern an 2eibe entIang unb f9Iu9 in bic
So5len zines isben ieiner bsiben Mors
senf9ube feds feline runbe 269er, ni9t
sr6ser, wie pom elmer eroBen Stcpfna:
bel, unb bann elm einai9es treisrunhes
unb 3ieinIid sroBes Sod In bic DieIe.
Grn. SaIi9eib stus Der eIettrii9e
Strom sIei9faIs au 9eibe, aber nur an
Der eiuen Seite eutIan9 unb f9Ius Elm
uneefd5r uierteIj6uiges God in bic
SobIe zines ietnet StisfeIs. Setne
9aut lit fart aueeIaufen unb etnes isis
ner Beine fait qeIdbmt. 6err Apers
fam obne iebe 8erIesuns bauon, aber
aue brei uaren fart betdubt, un6 bic
beioen Grifsenannteu flagen iber befties
6cpfi4mer3sn unb WabtSteit.
- 8etreffs Der bIutieen Wirreu unter
Der gboctaws Station i'm Snbianersebiets
wirb meter beri9tet: ,r3wii9en ben
8oubIutz unb ben 9aI5bIutsS nbiansrr
berrf3t cine ftstts f9 fteisernbe @rbitte.
runs. Die Bsb6rben bieten aues W6e:
Ii9e auf, UNI ben Srieben su erbaIter
un6 2eben unb @ieentbum 3u f9itsn
absr bic SerIe, weI6e ben t1nfrie6er
i@lren unb auf beren @tnfausuns 8reiis
ausesIeSt wurbeu, ftnb Deiperobos
Der i9Iimmftsn art. @s sebt bas De,
rii5t, bag 5ereits pteIe Rorbe beaoneer
worben ieien; Ebatia9e lift, bag pieI.
TamiIien fOrt3iebsu. Wan tann einG
mibiam iInterbridte grbitterun9 eegeu
bic Weisen bemerten, weI9e @boctau
Rdb9en sebeiratbet unb ba6ur9 fi9 bas
&s9t eruorben baben, BEL anssIeeen.
beiten Der EXPERIMENTATION mitSure6en.
SieIe gcubIuts Snbtaner bringen auf bte
ausfoBuns Der .Squap;Men', ME
man bic nit Snbianerinnen perbeiratbe,
ten WeiBen uennt, neil biefe augebIit
ben 9aB swii9eu ben 8onbIutz unb Den
9aIb5Iut<S nbianern f9frsn. 6ir3IiG
wurbe cine anlabI WeiBer unb 6aIb:
blitiser pom 9oubIutsS nbinnern iber.
fallen. Auf beiben Seiten wurben msb.
rere Yerfonen %peruunbet, 3wsi t6btIi9.
Die ansreifer wurben f9IteBIi@ 3uri6.
sef3Iaeen.A@
ueber bic r~ofiutrte Art, ME ber
abuotat Clifton has 2eben bes in &eibs:
uiGe, benz 9eri@tsorte 6es gountps
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-06-24

NIT rpel9em Der unal1dIt6e ieineu
9ebsn elm @ube seula9t bate, Iebnte Al,
Seite hes S6uItereerirpss. Die SIei.
Der pa,eI ednBli9 uermobe1t, In liner
lag cine 9slbtai5e NIT SeuteI unb ubr,
I'm has Suo9en9erifte f9Iotterte nod
bas Seitenaemsbr. Aus elmer S6reib:
taf4e, bic f@ ebsnfaus In ben RIeiberr
befaub, unb bortn ~aufseFunbsnen &e@:
uunssu eing nit pruer @ewiBhsit Der:
Dor, haB bas SteIett Bite ueberreffe bes
@ermiBtsu BARTLETT.
Gin 6aus fir bas3u5Ifte
Rtnb uerfpra9 stu &entier in Sabrens
feIb IN S9Ieswiss5 OIffein etnem borti.
gen @ifnbobn.A ~nsefeatsn ror msbreren
Sdbren, ais 6iefem mad unb mad cine
An5GbI Rtnber 9eboren wuroe. Qi.5es
8erfpre1en wurbe BET Der 9eburt bes
3ebntsn nnb aud 6ts eIfteu Rinbes ME.
berbolt, unb oaf wieberboIte Anfrneen
bes @ifenbo5n 8samtsn, OBJ ter Rsntier
benrI aud bas Serfpre1en srnif eemsini
babe, fou tisfer ifsts ert,dct baben, ba6
Ct bas Beripre9en bes Sanles ernff oe:
nomu1en unb bisfes benz glidIi9en Batter
baItea whr6e. fobuI6. bas ,w5lfte Rinb
eeboreu iti. AIs inbeIen bos tw6Ifte
Rinb wIrtIjd auIanste, weissrte iib Der
Wonn, bos 9nus gu sebsn uno srtIdrte,
fetn Berfpre&en fei i'm Sasr5 erfoIst.
Der sw6Iflpdnnise Batter fIo9te, unb bic
@iuiItamner res 9au6geri1tes entl6ieb
l19 Idnserer 3sit unb pieIsn Eerminen
su @uniteu bss &.dsers. Der 8stlaete
Iegte betm OberIanbeseeri9t in &ieI
Serufuns Elm, unb bieles bat isSt babtn
entfdieben. Bag, ba aus b,n Berbanbs
Iunseu unS Seueenuernebmunaen has
Seripre@en ais elm ernifsemeintes f6
borffele, biefes oIs btnben6 at be3ei&nen
un6 BITE 8erufuns ab3uwsifen. Der Batter
bes sw6IftGu kinbes aber bere9iiat fei,
fi9 pom ben 9dufern bes BetIaaten ems
aus3uwdbIen.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-08-05

President Cleveland will remain at Oak
View, his country home, most of the time
until he leaves on his western and south
ern tour.
I.ord Charles Beresford who undertook
to communicate with his wife while the
queen was visiting the royal squadron
has been forgiven by Victoria and he has
promised not to do so again.
The Brooklyn Times suggests that the
land theorists, the prohibltionists and all
parties with similar hobbies unite. IT
this could be accomplished 1t would make
a successful combination.
The late Girard b. Alien, the st. Louis
millionaire and philanthropist, carefully
husbanded his physical strength in his
old age He would ride rather than walk
if he had only two or three blocks to go.
81 consider" he said, "at my age, that
every step take wears out the machine
just that much
Among the new members of Congress it
is said that only Mr.. Granger of Connecti-
cut bears the honorary degree LII. ID. Mr..
Phelan of Tennessee, the youngest mem
Der of the House, bears that of Pm. d.,
conferred by the University OF lelpslc.
The Grant monument fund stands as
follows: Subscribed, S6,lS16i; collected,
50, 7O3.1 II. The New Nork star now has
charge of the fund, which it expects to in
crease to the sum of $l25, 600, but thus far
it has made little progress,
The death of MI Charles Merriam, one
of the three brothers composing the we'll
known firm of q. X &. Merriam at
Springfield. Mass, at the age of 81 years,
removes the last member OF the original
firm which undertook the publication of
Noah Webster's Dictionary
Rev Joseph Parker of the City Temple,
London, who is about to leave for Ameri-
ca, where he will deliver eulugy on the
| late Henry Ward Beecher, made fare
we'll address to his congregation recently.
| He said the only consideration that could
induce him to remain in America was that
there was no dissenters there, Every one
| in America stood according to his worth,
| In England IA dissenter was obliged to
| apologize for himself. DIR. Parker has re
| ceived scores of letters wishing him god
speed. Mr., Gladstone wrote wishing him
safe and happy visit.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-08-05
THE sPAULDING MONUMENT.
The Dedication Services at Barre Thnrs-
daY-InterestingC Ceremonies.

At Barre the dedication of the monu-
ment erected to the memory of DIR. jacob
Shedd Spaulding, principal of the Barre
academy for nearly 80 years, took place
Thursday afternoon in the presence of
large number of the graduates and stu
dents of this once famous institution of
learning. The monument is of dark stock
from the works of White Bros (now the
Vermont Granite company and is of the
following dimensions: The bottom base
feet ) inches square; height I feet >
inches. This is surmounted by an Italian
marble statue feet four inches high,
making the total height 10 feet 9 inches.
The statue represents Remembrance
dropping flowers on the grave.
The inscriptions on the four sides of the
die are as follows: On the front, j. ;.
Spaulding, A. NJ, LII. d., principal of
Bakersfield academy, 1S4l-lS52; Barre
academy 1S52-lSS0. August "a, ISL
April %, 1880. "Make the world better by
living in it." On the second iace, Mary W.
Taylor, wife of Jacob S. Spaulding, born
at Harvard, Mass, Jan. 30, 1909, married
Aug "a, 1871, died Sept. 22, 1881. Not to
be mnistered unto, but to minister" On
third face, Erected by grateful students,
in their tender remembrance of DR.. and
Mrs. Spaulding, for their enduring work
VII. On fourth face, An open book, within
the rising sun, with the words: sit Lux"
At Up. m, an audience of over 200 per
sons gathered in the cemetery, where the
exercises took place, and were opened by
singing the "DoXology." Prayer was
offered by Rev. DR.. Jackson, Kingston,
Ontario. A poem written for the occa-
sion by Rev. Perrin b. Fisk of
Mount Dora, Fla, was read by Mr.. Frank
Gale of the latter place. After a few
brief remarks by DR.. j. Henry Jackson of
Barre, Col. Albert Clarke of Rutland was
introduced as the orator of the day. Col.
Clarke was a former student of Barre
Academy and reviewed the lives of DR..
and Mrs Spaulding in a manner highly
pleasing to his audience.
Numerous letters We're then read from
old persons and friends of the school.
AS will be seen by the inscription on
the front of the monument, DR.. Spauld-
ing established this school in 1852 and
died in 1850 The school continued for
four years, with A. w. Wheelock, J. :.
Slocum and +. H. butcher as principals.
During all these years of DR.. Spaulding's
management he labored hard to keep
Barre academy in the front rank of the
schools of the State. How we'll he sue
which there are about 600, can testify.
The school has now gone down there re
mains only the old building with its ac-
companying boarding house, the large
number of students and the monument
to-day dedicated to his memory to repeat
the story OF his usefulness.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-08-05
HIGGINs's BEHAVIOR,



A Washington despatch to the CONNER
cial Advertiser says; Formal charges have
not been filed with the secretary of the
treasury against Eugene Higgins, in con
necton with his activity at tine Baltimore
primaries, but it is expected that the matter
will come before Secretary Fairchld for &c
ton, Mr. Higgins claims that, as he is at
present ON his vacation he is not subject to
the operation of the president order for
federal officials mot to NEEDLE with poll
tics. This, however, would not be deemed
by Mr. Farchild to be valid excuse
as the offender possesses the prestige of his
official position whether on leave Of absence
or not. In fact he could not take a very
active part at the polls without being absent
from his desk 1t is doubted, however
whether the civil service reformers of Balti-
more will be able 10 set forth any facts sus
tanned by proof sufficient to convict him of
violation of the order as he has been clever
enough to look out for that, and cover his
tracks pretty etfectually. He has not allowed
regard for his official position to intefere
with his doing effectiual political work, but
with peculiar boldness he has gone ahead
knowing well how to put it just out of the
power of the reformers to make any but a
general charge.
What he is likely to have the most trouble
about is his public declaration on the street
corners that 'Civil service reform is IA fraud
and Il humbug from cginning to end. & Sec
rotary Fairchild is greatly annoyed at that
and will call Mr.. Higgins to account for it,.
And Mr.. Higgins cannot get out of it, as the
declarations We're too publicly, and too often
repeated in language not quite polite. The
secretary considers it a serious thing for a
federal officer to thus bring into contempt
the avowed policy of the administration
under which he serves, and it has put Mr..
Higgins in IA tighter place than he hpd yet
occupied.